The potential for a real collaboration album between Drake and Kanye West is something that fans of both artists have been salivating over for years. As recently as the beginning of this month, the pair were talking about it together onstage during the second day of Drizzy's annual OVO Fest. "Toronto, I got one question for you," he said. "Is y'all ready for this album?"
RT @TeamKanyeDaily: Collab album talk & "Father Stretch My Hands PT. 1" #OVOFest (via @theDYNAMICS) pic.twitter.com/pAgl26W1ms
It's what makes the rise of this new billboard in Los Angeles so enticing. The big green advertisement was spotted in the SoCal city with a message that read, "Calabasas is the new Abu Dhabi." Below those words were the unmistakable logos for West's G.O.O.D. Music and Drake's OVO brand. And we all know how much of a fan of billboard advertising Drake has become these days.
Of course, this wouldn't mark the first time that Drizzy and Ye have collaborated together. Their friendship goes back quite a long time. They've shared the stage on many, many different occasions throughout the years, live in the same neighborhood in, where else, but Calabasas, and West rather famously produced two songs on Drake's 2010 album Thank Me Later, "Show Me a Good Time," and "Find Your Love." G.O.O.D. Music all but signaled that the sign was legit when they Tweeted out their own picture of it from their official account.
Who knows when or if this might happen, but the evidence is beginning to stack up pretty high that something is about to go down.
